Spigen, a manufacturer of cases and accessories for handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the Apple iPhone 5, confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy Note III will be introduced on September 4th. Actually, the company couldn't have made the date of the phablet's introduction any clearer had it hired thousands of skywriting planes and took to the skies to write "Samsung Galaxy Note III September 4th".
A promotional message on Spigen's website shows a render of the Samsung Galaxy Note III along with a message confirming the long rumored September 4th date of the device's unveiling. On Thursday morning we reiterated all of the latest rumored specs for the phablet in one easy to read, bite-sized round-up. During the Samsung Unpacked event, the Korean OEM is expected to also reveal the Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch.
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